DEBUNKING ‘Solved’ Mysteries

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

"It's unsinkable!" Yeah, like we haven't heard that before...

[@Amaridoeshit]

Yup

[@Ciniriss]

Twice.

[@senoirpizza]

Ya when ever people say that something bad is waiting to happen

[@Queina1]

Yup I was just coming here to say, that's what they said about the Titanic. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

[@phdoodle5]

lol, I took my blonde girlfriend to titanic n I said ‘can’t believe it sunk’ and she said ‘don’t ruin it for me , spoil alert’ it was then I thought , this relationship is going to sink

[@malstria]

The part about the Somerton man is missing a few details: the notes were actually decoded and they turned out to be related to horse-racing, or specifically, the betting on horse races. It's understood that he had lost so badly at the races that, rather than face the bookies to whom he owed money, he opted to end his own life; thus the piece of the Rubaiyat "Tamam Shud," or "It is finished/done." It was, effectively, a very simple suicide note. The spy theories come out of the original mystery where everyone thought he was a spy because of all the intriguing circumstances surrounding his death, but if you read more into the solving, it all makes sense. It's just a sad case of a man who lost too much and couldn't find a way out. While I love the thrill of mysteries, I am glad they finally identified him and his family, alive or not, can have some closure.

[@kitlerlikeschinrubs]

crazy

[@DavidFMayerPhD]

Never spoil a "mystery" with intelligent data and thought. You ruin the fun.

[@user-sunshine001]

​@@DavidFMayerPhD then don't read it. And some people love solved mystery

[@DoctorNovakaine]

Oh, wow, I'd heard about Somerton Man but not those details. That does make sense.

[@DavidFMayerPhD]

@@user-sunshine001 Solved? NO. NOT solved.

[@sirennightshade4977]

There's a fun phrase to consider whenever you encounter a bizarre coincidence: "The only truly remarkable day is the day when nothing remarkable happens." There's so many people alive and so many events occurring simultaneously, it's guaranteed that there's another bizarre occurrence happening every minute of every day somewhere in the world.

[@user-sunshine001]

"So how exactly did the UNSINKABLE yacht go down in 16 minutes?" Anyone remember the Titanic by any chance?

[@watup110875]

Missile not Iceberg :)

[@SBSmovies123]

Exectly what I was gonna say

[@SafaiaFureia]

You litterally took the words out of my hands lol. Word for word that is what I was going to post 3 minutes and 25 seconds in.

[@zombiemunkey123]

THAT’S WHAT I SAID!!!!!!

[@jeremygonzal8603]

Well, it took way WAY longer than 16 minutes for the Titanic to sink.

[@creationinspired200]

3:45 they always say “oh its unsinkable” then what happens… it sinks 😂

[@Space_LordYT]

Like what happened with Titanic

[@rebekahcalcote8308]

"It's unsinkable." *cough*The Titanic*cough*

[@TheNonameHousehold]

"It's unsinkable" Titanic: People are still saying this bullshit?! 😅😂

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

Yeah! I think I remember the man who built the Titanic, Charles Andrews, claiming that the Titanic was “unsinkable” too… 🤔 And yet, the wreckage of the Titanic lay at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean.

[@Seashoremeg]

There is so much going on that us regular folk have no idea! I live in NJ and before Christmas the drone stories were on news for weeks and then one day it just stopped and no one talked about it anymore and no real answers were given.

[@Gelfling3DX]

D*mn things are flying around over NYC …. Near and often over some of the busiest airports on the east coast…. I think our crap gov’t knows exactly what’s going on and couldn’t care less that the lack of explanation is freaking out the public they’re supposed to be answerable to…. It’s only a matter of time before some nuts take matters into their own hands and start shooting them outta the sky - especially the ones that keep flying over private properties…. It’s also just a matter of time before a tragic crash….

[@slingosl]

I think they were just hobbyists

[@Seashoremeg]

@ I think some were but the big ones I believe our govt was testing something. As soon as congress had that mtg behind closed doors all the sudden no more news on it. Regular people don’t have bus size drones and they were all around military facilities. They had to go up and down from somewhere. Ahhh old news anyway lol!

[@jimez86]

Those quotations around 'Solved' are doing a lot of work.

[@OldsouLim73]

Deablov was on the “Expedition files” with Josh Gates (new show) explained avalanche and the unfortunate missing eyes etc were from hungry animals.

[@TheLithp]

And the radiation was from a lab at the university.

[@Crow_Smith]

For the hiking story: The Russian Government suggested an avalanche - and everyone called bull. But the program used to make the snow in Frozen [yes FROZEN THE MOVIE] was used to PROVE it was an avalanche. And that most of the injuries proved it very likely they were in the tent, mostly in their underwear and scrambled to get out. The missing eyes and things is likely due to local animals eating the bodies [it did take them a while to find the more messed up ones] and some of the other injuries may well have come from disorientation, slipping and falling. The extra radiation can be explained by the fact that they were not too far from a military testing ground and likely picked it up trying to survive and consuming radioactive food/foliage or animals. The animals feasting on them could've also left behind these traces. But yeah they basically have confirmed almost 100% that it was an avalanche - and it was likely due to them setting up on a slope that didn't look like a slope - which is apparently a common occurrence.

[@sirridesalot6652]

The radiation can also be explained by the simple fact that some of the hikers worked with radioactive materials.

[@RudolfSikorsky]

Well, this is a interesting case indeed. But. All of them were experienced hikers, even the girls. Tents were visible so if it was an avalanche, it was a really small on and wouldn't freak them out. Missing, body parts, wildlife, sure. But reason of panic? Not sure.

[@ComputerSchool101]

@@RudolfSikorsky It sounds like it happened overnight while they were sleeping. Since they were woken up suddenly, they didn't have time to think but just rushed for their lives. Just my theory about them panicking.

[@zmbdog]

Yes, I never found any part of that incident unusual except maybe the radiation but I always thought that reeked of something added much later to make it sound more unusual. I mean, why would they even test the bodies for that? Dyatlov Pass seems about as "mysterious" as Roanoke, another non-mystery that somehow people have become baffled by.

[@sirridesalot6652]

@@RudolfSikorsky A slab avalanche most likely occurred some time after they cut into that slope in order to pitch the tent on level terrain. Unfortunately for investigators who arrived on the scene many days later, slab avalanches leave very little trace. What I find quite interesting about this event is that the investigators said that the footprints leading away from the tent were those of people WALKING not running. So If they were in a panic why aren't the footprints further apart?

[@shara_kb]

My first thought upon looking at the Basian was "well, that's going to tip over." I wouldn't want to be on that thing in a drizzle.

[@FowlerWadsworth]

Same cause I am a sailor and as soon as I saw the mast I was like “that To tall to exist with out tipping.

[@RudolfSikorsky]

Mast was aluminum, doesn't weight too much. Jacht was pretty big, so keel has to be quite heavy. Nah, 'sailors'.

[@brinnrobinson17]

There was a Doctor Who episode around the first Doctor’s era that featured the Mary Celeste that showed that the mystery was caused by the Daleks who were in pursuit of the Doctor

[@mred8002]

Whenever big money or rich politicians are involved, the players are in a vignette from the French court of yore. Tragic ‘accidents’ and ‘coincidences’.

[@sweethaven5]

3:13 Ummm 🤔… There was another “UNSINKABLE “ but it went down too…

[@SolidKing98]

Never call a ship. Unsinkable is a start because history proved that a lot

[@skydivingisfun]

I had the same thought

[@Eztoez]

The maker of the yacht said it was unsinkable. Of course lol

[@Crow_Smith]

"Unsinkable" -- and immediately people have explanations as to how it likely sank. Like how could they come up with those if it's not sinkable?

[@megachonk9440]

And he was saying that while the yacht was sitting at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. Having, you know, sunk.

[@georgestoian1046]

Same as Titanic.😂😂😂😂

[@firegirl4707]

the slow clapping from the voyagers of the Titanic can be heard

[@daniellemarcantel2487]

There is no such thing as an unsinkable boat. Titanic, anyone?

[@bbdarknyss]

Most of my drunk answers to these are : "shit happens. People are panicky and stupid. Mostly shit happens. Coincidences happen. also drugs/alcohol/oxygen deprival makes even more stupid shit happen." I have lost a lot of my belief in conspiracies lately. People are just fucking dumb.

[@MikeP2055]

AAAMEN!

[@darkwarrior03352]

How ironic, the "Titan" was _not_ in fact made of titanium, the phony!

[@Aye-McHunt]

I think the name Titan is a misspelling of what the occupants' nuts did when it imploded.

[@wilson5377]

Two related freak accidents do not make it coincidental.

[@Max-motion-films]

I really like the new style of be amazed’s vids!

[@sofhaallow]

I prefer the other voice

[@kokosepad0]

So.. is it 2 people voicing this video or 1 person changing voice because I remember that be amazed said that he had 2 voices. He's probably joking about it

[@Max-motion-films]

@ I think he’s just changing his voice.

[@motherlove202]

​​@@kokosepad0 on a previous video they stated that it's two different narrators, one named Wesley and one named Jay. Although they do sound similar

[@ThrillSeeker3524]

Why does everyone think giant squid are responsible for every shipwreck?

[@nuclearmedicineman6270]

Because they are. The government just doesn't want you to know about it.. for reasons.

[@Jayden-999-Infinyte]

They Dont Wanna Believe Anything Else

[@Mr_Goose6000]

@@Jayden-999-Infinyteyeah

[@samsaverino8159]

​@nuclearmedicineman6270 are you joking or being serious? The ocean can incredibly violent and powerful and throw ships around like toys in a bathtub.

[@PelosiCrimeSyndicate]

Kraken, not squid. I’ve seen 2.

[@tb6303]

I've watched the avalanche one ad nauseum in so many places that I wish you labeled the segments like you have sometimes done in the past so I can easily skip over it.

[@Malaybaba]

I love your videos it helps me learn everyday😂

[@tanyray84]

Imagine HP created a storm making machine just for vengeance or hire hit man to kill specific people in the boat then sinking.

[@vespamhr]

Andromeda la Dea it was Perini Navi’s ambassador flagship throughout the 1990s. Its adventures included a North Atlantic Passage during the prefect storm that became the subject of a bestselling book and a popular Hollywood blockbuster.

[@X-Chë-X]

14:58 King Island is off the coast of Victoria (and Tasmania), not South Australia.

[@WingsofFirefan-zn7hu]

Oof

[@caliberspecificreload]

32:30 - The Dyatlov Pass incident is a fantastic unexplainable case, but you missed some of the injuries that are even MORE puzzling. You forgot to mention the 2 or 3 with crushed ribs having circular burn marks on the skin where those ribs were broken and sternums were caved in. An avalanche could crush their chests, yes, but an avalanche doesn't cause circular shaped burns. There's even more of that case that completely bombs any rational or potentially earthly explanation. All together, it gets SO much weirder and inexplicable.

[@Mr.MashenIt]

It was Krakens, all of it was Krakens.

[@user-sunshine001]

Ooohh great theory

[@thenightpanther6qy]

or maybe KARENS

[@Mr.MashenIt]

@@thenightpanther6qy Release the Karen!!! (The floor trembles and a soul-curdling sound comes from the blackness) LETT MEEEE SEEEE YOUUURRRR MANAGGGERRRR!!! It was the boat's fault. Do you know who I am? RAWWRRR!!! Pure fear.

[@Lofieloves]

I miss the old animations :( why is everything just ai now

[@Draconic_Incenerator]

Sadly its easier to make vids that way while still making as much money. Best way to protest against this is to unsub.

[@RedKasen500]

Huh?

[@captainkite]

The videos are just as good, sometimes better

[@persona2grata]

Sadly, with the newer radar evidence it seems all but certain that the pilot Shah ditched the Malaysian Air plane into the ocean for reasons we'll probably never know.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Panda Bear Hugs from a 71 yr old grandma in Texas, USA and by the way l'm subscribed and l hit Like. 🐼 ❤

[@HappyCcinoYT]

I know this is ridiculous, but I heard "Yeti or not..." and my brain jumped to, "here I come!" 🤣

[@BurntToast278]

3D boat so good very nice pog

[@DoctorNovakaine]

So there's a phenomenon I like to call "conspiracy fishing." Basically, what happens is that people can be susceptible to paranoia and distress when a freak event occurs, because it gives them a sudden and unpleasant reminder that life is unpredictable and something bad could happen to them without warning on any given day. They start to try to look deep into these events and invent patterns and connections - these can be born from details that don't make immediate sense to them (regardless of how little they would know, since they aren't connected to the event or the people), sketchy claims made by other people, or even wholly invented facts and conjecture. They search for any and every little thing that can convince them that there's some grand conspiracy behind the event and a shadowy force at work that's trying to hide the truth - because, paradoxically, the idea of an powerful agency manipulating things is more comforting than the idea that there is no greater reason to it and things sometimes just happen. The whole story with Mike Lynch feels like a good example of that. People hunt for reasons to think that there was deliberate shady business behind it, when realistically, it was more likely just a combination of hubris (that allegedly 'unsinkable ship' looks horrifically badly balanced to me, and rich people usually think they're indestructible - especially one that just got exonerated, legitimately or not), lackluster decision making in a panic situation (the crew probably felt like they had to get things under control before alerting the passengers), and the raw power of nature at work (seriously, high winds, rogue waves, a ship can go down like THAT). As for his business partner, globally 1.35 million people die in traffic accidents every year. I doubt it would have received much, if any, attention if Lynch hadn't had his freak accident. Frederick Valentich wasn't abducted by aliens. Don't get me wrong, I don't think we're alone in the universe, but I also don't believe Earth's airspace is joyride central for ETs. What I know, though, is that hallucinations, delirium, and visual impairment are symptoms of hypoxia, which can happen when one is flying at altitude and something goes wrong with the airplane. I suspect that that's highly likely to be the correct explanation. As for the lack of debris found, that's really not that uncommon - the same thing happens sometimes for ships, which are far bigger vessels. The ocean is a fairly nebulous mystery in a lot of ways on its own. While not necessarily as likely, it's possible that MH370 had a similar underlying explanation. There's at least one known case where a passenger airliner crash was caused by everyone on board the plane being incapacitated by hypoxia - they may even have been dead before the plane ran out of fuel and crashed. Nothing says it couldn't have happened again. The lack of distress signal and erratic events could be explained by disorientation or confusion on the part of the pilots while deprived of oxygen. We will probably never know for sure - it's unlikely the wreckage will be found period, much less in a state where it could be analyzed for that. With Kalachi, it makes sense that not everyone would necessarily have elevated blood levels of CO - levels of exposure could vary, and 'elevated' is nonspecific enough that some of them could be higher than baseline but still fall within an accepted 'normal'. While some may look to weapons testing theories, I think there's a more straightforward one that I'm surprised wasn't mentioned - the mines aren't actually inactive. If there's one 'conspiracy' I could buy into, it would be secret uranium mining. I could absolutely see there being a motive, especially if one was trading with a country that other countries didn't want to have nuclear capabilities. Interestingly, Iran and Kazakhstan have been growing trade partners in the last few years. Just food for thought.

[@MForest90]

While most mysteries/conspiracies are ""conspiracy fishing", but shady things do happen. I personally think that it is just as bad to always assume that these mysteries are just "conspiracy fishing", as to always think that the mysteries are conspiracies. It doesn't mean something is wrong because something lacks evidence/witnesses and involved people refuse to help, it just mean that it can't be proven or disproven. Paranormal is an exception, it's always false.

[@DoctorNovakaine]

@@MForest90 Sure, there are actual conspiracies and actual shady business. But when a conspiracy amounts to a whole lot of lack of understanding and inconclusive conjecture, elements of which can be reasonably explained without that much difficulty, that's fishing.

[@cheyanawolf]

sorry for not watching now im back to watch more of your amazing vids

[@Dinoman413]

for the first ship I wouldn't be surprised if it was a mix of a murder attempt and wrong place wrong time and with the crew they could have been to focused on trying to stay a float to warn the occupants

[@diosdriccarlos1671]

Did you use A.i why the man has 6 fingers at the right the wearing the life jacket 6:03 and the image before that

[@firegirl4707]

That's Stanford. Say hello!

[@ritar5669]

your animation are cooler than made by Ai

[@CharlieLelézard]

Is it me or they are using A.I to make these images some of them of course

[@Greylewis14]

It’s unsinkable the famous last words. Now that’s two ships that said that and sunk. The Titanic and this ship.

[@DoomsJ]

This is my favourite episode ❤

[@gojosatoru72869]

Please do more of these videos🙏🙏🙏

[@JanLeoDeAsis]

20:36 but….. but it took place in the blue also!

[@timeforanap4268]

Leaving some hatches open doesn't seem like the most foolproof plan to sink a yacht. And if one side of a boat was tipped up, wouldn't furniture that wasn't bolted down tip in the opposite direction? You know, towards the door in the middle?

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

No, leaving a few hatches open would not sink a large vessel like a yacht or a ship outright. Something else had to have happened to cause the yacht to sink. Whether the yacht sank in the storm at sea, or someone had deliberately sank it, we may never know

[@Loopy-Lou]

Unsinkable = jinxed

[@perrydowd9285]

The old saying, "If it looks right, it is right comes to mind. The Basian doesn't look right. It was a death trap (literally) and a capsize waiting to happen.

[@Kittylinderm]

"Its unsinkable" Well its certainly sinking for me

[@Dominic-n5c]

An unsinkable yacht goes down in 16 minutes by hitting an iceberg

[@lillay304]

i did a report on the Mary Celeste! the barrels were redwood, which were known to leak.

[@jrchmgn.]

It's UNSINKABLE!!! Ocean: "hold my beer".

[@xx_Agent_Carolina]

The figure in photo was wearing pants, so definitely human. 🕵️

[@trystenconn4553]

So to explain the last of Dyaltov pass mysteries the reason why some where missing eyes or tongues is because they we found face down in water which speeds up the decomposition process and soft tissue like skin, eyes, and tongue are usually the first to decompose. The radiation is more than likely caused from their watches, which at the time were usually coating with uranium so they’d glow in the dark and going out hiking it’s smart to have a watch you can see in the dark. What wasn’t mentioned was some had broken bones and even a fractured skull. Between the their tent and where they were found there was a few couple small drop offs which if you’re in a hurry at night it’d be easy to not see them and fall and break something. Finally the photo is of one of the hikers. You can see in its right hand is carrying what looks like it could be a bag you can also see the collar of the jacket in it

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

In the video, he did mention the fractured skull and other broken bones that some of the hikers had. As far as the missing eyes and tongues, it was never mentioned whether they had been cut out or decayed away due to the heads laying face down in water. We may never know exactly what had happened to the hikers in Dyatlov Pass or what had scared them so badly that they slashed their way out of their tent. Hypothermia would explain why some of them had no clothes on.

[@Krystlist]

The Potomskiy Crater is likely a massive Methane vent, where obviously nothing can live near it

[@ParsaRaoofi-qz7en]

Something about the second case : the paper in the pocket that was written on it ( tamam shud ) that's a Persian word that means : it's over , or in Persian ( تَمام شُد ) , and Omar Khayyam was a Persian pote but why a Persian word and a book of Persian pote was with him ?

[@whatif8578]

5:32 “ all but one survived” shows nine alive people, and one dead person

[@tamaraaugustine8459]

Yes? All but one survived means only one person died

[@ultimatewitcherfan6677]

What are you so confused about? “All but one survived” means only one crew member died and the rest survived. That means, out of the 10 crew members on board, 1 died and 9 survived.

[@truest7842]

Karachi sleep epidemic reminds me of the Hey Arnold movie!!

[@x3mskbord]

If watching Mayday: Air Disaster has taught me anything, it's that it really doesn't take that much of a lapse in judgment on the pilot's part to crash the plane. especially when there isn't a 2nd pilot in the cockpit. that 3rd incident sounds about as clear cut of an air accident as any I've heard.

[@PraiseAleriwa]

Hey be amazed can u make a video about people in history those who almost defied the Laws of physics 😊😊

[@MinionInc]

I like this voice. Not the other narrator

[@animation.apollon]

Я так рада новому ролику! Ура!)

[@joycehendry3595]

Somerton man was identified as Charles Webb

[@Touhou20246]

Actually the Sommerton man mystery was solved when it comes to his identity in general but everything else about him is still technically a mystery.😅🤔🧐🤨👍🏻

[@brianfpp540]

Tell ya what I find the most troubling about the mike lynch event... what sort of person takes his family and friends out celebrating on a yacht just days after your business partner and friend was killed, had he even had a funeral by then ?

[@JasonRoblesSembrano]

28:25 Those were likely my favorite red eyes scene. Who would've guessed that even red eyes can be used for monster conspiracies?

[@JaxtonBarkes]

Love ur videos man

[@ArtByAsh05]

28:29 haven't heard the squid theory, but I've heard that theory, and it could make sense. Whether that's what happened, the passengers all scrambled to one side and the weight shift caused it to rapidly descend, were the carbon fiber Hull became too weak, there's one thing that's Still Remains true. That glorified trash can should've never gone that deep into the ocean. If you want to do something stupid and go down there yourself, go ahead. But don't drag other people into something when they don't fully understand what they're getting into. As far as I know, they were never told in the waiver about catastrophic failures. It was only discussed on the ship, when they were heading to the diving site. By that point, they couldn't really back out.

[@vespamhr]

Bullshidtz, S/Y 47m ANDROMEDA LA DEA The Yacht Second Perini Navi yacht for the legendary yachtsman Thomas J. Perkins, S/Y Andromeda La Dea was the second of the 46m series, but lengthened to 47m to accentuate the beauty of the traditional long counter stern that was typical of the original Perini Navi design. S/Y Andromeda La Dea sailed in every ocean of the world, East and West (from Hong Kong to the Galapagos), North and South (from Alaska to Antarctica) - completing three circumnavigations of the globe for three successive owners! Strikingly beautiful in blue and silver with dark red leather interiors and a wood-burning fireplace, it was Perini Navi’s ambassador flagship throughout the 1990s. Its adventures included a North Atlantic Passage during the prefect storm that became the subject of a bestselling book and a popular Hollywood blockbuster.

[@vespamhr]

it was Perini Navi’s ambassador flagship throughout the 1990s. Its adventures included a North Atlantic Passage during the prefect storm that became the subject of a bestselling book and a popular Hollywood blockbuster.

[@SweetLala25]

Oh I'm surprised you did say the other theory about the submarine one: That they all plotted it to make it seem like they were still on board but they got out before the sub went too far down and now they're on a private island with a new life and plastic surgery.

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work you are awesome

[@axb3r]

These skeptics come up with the most wild theories, but honestly I would rather know the truth no matter how disturbing it could be.

[@Request_2_PANic]

0:59, Even if only indirectly, did those present at the time of their accidents have any reason to do what happened?

[@thebigorangecouch6261]

KZbin can't allow you to put the photo of the Somerton Man up. I spotted it blurred in one of the photos.

[@colinleat8309]

A billionaire died? I'm weeping, truly, I am..

[@TravisDequito]

Well the giant squid destroying the ocean gates sumbmersable is caused probably by a colossal squid which is rarely seen out of its territory also known as antartica

[@GHoPLAYZ69420]

Man, Mike lynch and the others died on my b-day, RIP to him and the others

[@sakuraplumlove5292]

An unsinkable is impossible. The Titanic is a prime example.

[@picajude6807]

That ship is tall as frick yet so skinny, what where you expecting???

[@Stan-t6y]

How do you navigate an anchord yacht?

[@shrek-cw1yo]

this content is amazing

[@JakeFabacher]

15:14 It was just me flying about in my starship, normal stuff, what are you all so confused about? The teleporter malfunctioned.

[@Apocalypse_Meow...]

YETI OR NOT, HERE I COME! 😂

[@doriangraves7909]

Everything in the plane crash can be explained by it being a Boeing. Literally everything. 20:28

[@sweethaven5]

3:26 If she was onboard and to have claimed to be woken up by a slight tilt, did she text someone this detail? If all perished.

[@booksandtea1989]

They didn't all perish, only seven of the 22

[@KellBellKurtz]

Favorite voice guy!!❤❤❤

[@linzigray]

Titantic was “unsinkable” as well and look how that turned out….

[@AIlury.]

Because he Called it unsinkable! 3:19

[@jennifertwede7142]

Excellent video as always🤗I find these so very fascinating, even if I had bizarre dreams last night after a few hours of binging😂 Happy New Year everyone🎉

[@carstrainsandcrossings8639]

What happened to the ship The British found did it get preserved?

[@boratlion8613]

Love those ancient tales of creatures attacking boats :)

[@Nero-tz9jh]

The despicable audacity to present someone like they don't know what is up from down.... These people claiming that one pilot mistook his own lights for a ufo while flying upside down just shows how strangers love to present someone like they are stupid while presenting themselves like they are so much more knowledgeable and experienced If you are upside down, don't you think gravity will easily make you realise that?? Make a handstand right now and tell me if you don't know the difference from what is up and what is down

[@YachtReport]

There is a lot of incorrect/misinformation in this video. Plus the entire narrative of the video seems to be to connect the incident to the court case.

[@shlock1459]

Unsinkable boat…lol screams Titanic to me

[@michaelaustin334]

Actually titanic was never called unsikable. It was actually called practically unsinkable by a ship builder magazine.

[@LoisVaughn545]

30:06 welcome back to colossal question

[@lesilemccravy5172]

16:15 did he go into the Bermuda Triangle 🤔where a lot of planes and ships disappeared 26:53 this was on the news it was sad when we found out they died I saw on another video where it was times the Simpsons predictions came true and one was homer and another guy in a submarine

[@TonywinOforzoba]

I'm addicted to your videos😊, make sure you upload every day😊

[@mikmik9034]

"Solved"? NOT... just a rehash of UNsolved mysteries.

[@Aye-McHunt]

Everyone thinks the pilot of MH 370 was responsible, but I propose a different theory. In Malaysia, like Japan, the honour system is very strong. There is very little that Malaysian women won't do to land a rich husband. The copilot was engaged to be married when he died. I believe it was either an elaborate suicide or, more likely, a way to get out of marrying a gold digger and her family. The honour system in Malaysia dictates that should a man get an unwed woman pregnant he not only has to marry her, he has to support her entire family. Suicide is not an option because of the immense dishonour it bestows on their surviving family. The other option is an accidental death, which is exactly what the Malaysian government has gone with. Plus, if the death is ruled as accidental, only his family benefit from life insurance but, if suicide is ruled, the fiancé's family get a share. That's my theory.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Blimey, interesting to learn of certain aspects as well as the obligatory 'aliens' from the conspiracy theorists 😮

[@TramplineBasketballLeague]

Be amazed is better than school for education

[@firegirl4707]

Lynch: My boat is unsinkable! Literally everyone on the Titanic: 🫤